Drainage Work Awarded for Sanatorium Basement Dampness
A contract to install drains at the tuberculosis sanitarium was awarded to T. J. Hume for 666 dollars at a meeting of the building commission yesterday. Architect Frank W. Bail endorsed the drainage plans. The project aims to ventilate a tunnel from the powerhouse to the main building and remove basement dampness caused by hillside position and shale. Some members doubted full dryness despite grading, but an agreement to proceed with the plan was sealed.
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T. J. Hume
Building Commission
Hume
Frank W. Bail
Demand Recall of Sulzman Sparks Clergy Petition
Cleveland ministers circulated petitions calling for a recall of Sheriff John M Sulzmann over his sponsorship of a charity day at Thistledown race tracks. The move, backed by the Methodist district conference and Ministerial Association, cites alleged misfeasance and failure to enforce anti gambling laws. Sulzmann dismissed the effort, praising prison policy and urging ministers to focus on preaching.
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Cleveland
John M Sulzmann
Sherif
Sulza
Tnns
Rac
More Jars For Canning Are Requested
Elyria officials urge surplus canning jar owners to donate unneeded jars to winter relief efforts. Mayor James A Hewitt appeals to residents with extra jars and surplus fruits and vegetables to support needy residents through the city's food program.
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Elyria
James A Hewitt
Weather forecast summary for region
Forecast shows patchy thundershowers tonight with decreasing conditions followed by improving weather Wednesday as the system moves away. Temperatures remain mild with possible brief showers early in the night.
Three Men Arrested on Lic liquor Affidavits in Wellington
Sheriff Clarence Adams and deputies arrested three men in Wellington on affidavits alleging recent liquor buys. William Eberhardt Rad osevich and George Tennison pleaded guilty to selling liquor and paid fines. Frank Frankabins of Ridgeville pled guilty to possession of liquor and was fined. Frank Matacic near Markley Shoal pleaded guilty to possession and fined."}
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Laquor
Wellington
Clarence Adams
Elyria
Ridgeville
William Eberhardt
L Radosevich
George Tennison
Jiptira
George Frankabins
Jivke Road
Frank Matacic
Markley Shoal
Weet River Road
Adams
Sherifs
Anilon
Kenton Man Begins Duties as Secretary to Governor
Kenton Carl W. Smith, 43, begins duties as secretary to Governor White in Columbus. He succeeds Alfred A. Crouse, who returns to Cincinnati as chief probation officer. Smith, former Kenton Daily Democrat and Marion Tribune staffer, was assistant state librarian. salary is $5,900 a year.
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Columbis
Carl W. Smith
Kenton
White
Alfred A. Crouse
Cincinnath
Crouse
Cincinnati
Court of Domestic Relations
Smith
Kenton Daily Democrat
Marion Tribune
Culverts and Drainage Ordered for Hallover Road
County commissioners ordered the construction of culverts and drainage structures along Hallover road between Route 20 and Route 58 in Russia and Pittsfield Townships. County Surveyor C. T. Biggs is authorized to proceed when permits are secured, with work planned later this year in preparation for next year’s road improvements.
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Hallover Road
Russia
Pittsfield
C. T. Biggs
Biggs
Railroad Worker Killed In Bryan Ohio Collision
Abner Clark, 46, New York Central section worker, was killed when struck by a train in Bryan Ohio. Wesley Lyons, who was with him, was injured in the incident.
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Bryan O
Abner Clark
New York Central Section
Wesley Lyons
County faces budget increase for 1952
Tentative 1952 county budget shows total of 787 045 dollars, with expenses higher but operations slower if the tuberculosis sanatorium is kept out. Charity allowances rise. county home at 56 596. children’s home 56 000. Soldier relief up to 44 800. general charity 90 700. Revenue sources include a planned 710 024 from various sources and anticipated new taxes to cover gaps.
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Childrens Home
Board of Elections
Qis
Tay
Industrial Safety Campaign Opens in Lorain County
Lorain County employers begin an Industrial Safety Campaign at the Elyria Chamber of Commerce today, running to November. Enrollments focus on firms with three or more workers, with Elyria contributing about half the entrants. Monthly accident reports aim to cut incidents and save an estimated 75,000 dollars annually if countywide gains match others.
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Lorain County
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Otier ‘Irs and Ly
Courtards
Chamber of Corr
Lorain
Chamber
Elyria Chamber Directors See Optimism for Fall and Winter
Elyria Chamber of Commerce board meets at the chamber offices and reports broad optimism for the coming fall and winter. Directors note rising home sales and rentals to newcomers, plus strong orders at Elyria and Lorain plants, with plans for an Industrial Safety Campaign and relief work. Sixteen committee members join the chamber and work with Mayor Hewitt on fruit and vegetable canning for needy families.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Mistic
Hannaford
Ely‘pia
James A. Hewitt
Attempts to Wreck Fast Montrealer Express Near New Haven
Sept 1 reports say an attempt was made to wreck the Montrealer fastest Canadian Express of the New Haven Railroad and two freight trains at Woodmont. The Montrealer carrying passengers from New York at 70 miles an hour was halted by iron plates and railroad ties. An alert engineer averted a serious crash.
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New Haven
Conn
Woodmont
New York
Seven arrested in Rosenthal kidnapping case
Three men believed to be other members of the gang that kidnapped Charles M. Rosenthal, a young millionaire broker of Lawrence, L. L., were arrested in Manhattan. Four other alleged gang members had already been arrested, two in Newark and two in Atlantic City.
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New York
Charles M. Rosenthal
Lawrence
L. L
Manhattan
Newark
Atlantic City
Owen D Young to head relief funds committee
Owen D Young was named chairman of a 19 member committee to mobilize relief resources for the unemployed this winter. The group will coordinate public and private efforts to gather funds, under Walter L Gifford who announced the appointment for the President's organization on unemployment relief.
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Owen D. Young
Washington
Walter 8. Gifford
Young
Gifford
German Aviator Reaches Long Lake Ont En Route to Chicago
Capt. Wolfgang Von Gronau, flying from Europe to Chicago, waited at Long Lake Ont for word on landing preparations. A telegram to the German American reception committee said he reached Long Lake yesterday and has refused but awaits committee instructions before proceeding.
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Long Lake
Ont
Chicago
Wolfgang von Gronau
Europe
New Texas oil order boosts East Texas output limits
Texas railroad commission head C. V. Terrell said the new East Texas field order to be issued today will allow 225 barrels daily per well. Officials estimate the policy will cut overall output by about 340,000 barrels daily.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
C. V. Terrell
The
Texas Railroad Commission
East Texas
Senator Sued Over Slur Linked to Highway Probe
Clyde J Knisely of Columbus sues State Senator David Lorbach of Cincinnati for 50000 alleging slander. Knisely, a real estate examiner for the state tax commission, says Lorbach claimed Knisely offered 150000 to drop from the highway department inquiry. The case arose as witness testimony began before the highway investigation committee with Knisely and lumber broker James Taylor among those called.
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Bulletin Columbus, LLC
Clyde J. Knnsely
Columbus
State Tax Commission
Common Pleas Court
David Lorbach
Cincinnati
Lorbach
Knisely
Senate
State Highway Department
Paul Herbert
Kaisely
Highway Investigating Committee
Taylor
Ringling Brother Richard Ringling Dies in Montana
New York reports the death of Richard T. Ringling, one of Ringling Brothers Circus owners, at his ranch near Walts Sulphur Springs in Montana, announced to F. Darius Benham. A separate item notes a prohibition rally planned in Columbus Ohio on September 8 and 9 led by allied forces and the Ohio Christian Endeavor Union.
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New York
Richard T. Ringling
Ringling Brothers
Columbus
Allied Forces For Prohibition
C. C. Hamilton
Ohio Christian Endeavor Union
Pleads Not Guilty to Auto Stealing
Mike Doka arraigned before Judge W B Thompson in Lorain on an auto stealing charge from Hawking Motor Co. bond set at 1000 dollars. Doka returned from Sandusky on a secret indictment and was taken from a boat at the Sandusky dock.
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Mike Doka
Sandusky
W B Thompson
Poka
Hawking Motor Company
Lorain
Doka
Sandus
Lindberghs Retreat to Mountain Resort in Japan
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh traveled by car to Karuizawa, a summer resort near Tokio, seeking recovery after their Pacific flight and six days of official receptions. They will stay as guests at Ambassador W Cameron Forbes’s villa and plan the next leg of their trip.
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Tokio
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pacific
Karuizawa
United States
W. Cameron Forbes
Lindbergh
China
Fillippine Islands
Forbes
Lindberghs
Manila
Reiji
Wakatsuki
Florida East Coast Railway Placed Under Receiver
The Florida East Coast Railway founded by Henry M. Flagler went into receivership by order of a federal court in Jacksonville on the Standard Oil of Kentucky petition. The line is alleged to have lost more than 5.9 million dollars since 1928 and to be unable to meet interest on 345 million dollars in bonds due today.
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Floruwwa East Coast Railway
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida East Coast Railway
Jte
Henry M. Flagler
Florida
Standard Oil Company of Kentucky
Standard of Kentucky
Father and Son Sue International Harvester Company
John P. Gerhart and his son Arthur sue International Harvester Company for injuries from a tractor wheel weighing 1800 pounds that fell on Arthur in a company warehouse on May 23, 1929. They seek 2999 dollars in damages.
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SUE Harvester Company
John P. Gerhart
Arthur
International Harvester Company
Two men confess to kidnaping Rosenthal case turns
Newark and Atlantic City police say two men arrested after six hour interrogation confessed to their part in the Rosenthal kidnapping. Money tied to $50,000 ransom matched serial numbers. big shots and a young brunette were linked to the ransom and the Abduction near the Polo Grounds.
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Newark
WN. J
Charles M. Rosenthal
Lawrence
L. I
Rosenthal
Asbury Park
Atlantic City
Cod
Rosentiil
Wase
Manhattan
Polo Grounds
Arony
Bronx
Nellie Rosenthal
Vndnapers
Professor Peck Dies A Distinguished Oberlin Teacher
John Fisher Peck 78 emeritus professor at Oberlin College since 1915 and 31 years Oberlin Academy principal died August 29 in Claremont California. A Oberlin graduate, he taught Greek for 35 years and led the Oberlin Men’s Glee Club for nearly 30 years. Funeral set for September 3 in Los Angeles.
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Oberlin
John Fisher Peck
Oberlin College
Oberlin Academy
Claremont
Calif
Peck
Oberlin Men's Glee Club
Obe
Three youths held after station burglary near Kipton
Sheriff Clarence Adams reported three young men sought for burglaries at Perry and Unionville railroad stations. Their car overturned in a Kipton ditch Sunday morning, containing railroad tickets, a typewriter, adding machine and a suitcase from the two stations. The trio fled west on a truck after the crash.
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Perry
Unionville
Ohio
Clarence Adams
Kipton
Kipton Victory
Adams
Three Lorain County Schools Enlarge for New Year
The Lorain County system opens a 1930 31 school year with three additions and 24 new teachers. Highland School adds 24 rooms a modern lab library auditorium and enhanced gym facilities. Murray Ridge and Markley receive one new room each as the system expands to 24 and 5 rooms respectively.
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Lorain County
R. P. Vaughn
Highland School
Highland Schools
Murray Ridge
Markys
Bia Ridge
Markley
Ohio
Avon
Rosemary T. Schmidt
Columbus
Avon Lake
Loriie Bill
Zeppelin Approaches Brazilian Coast on Nonstop Flight
Graf Zeppelin neared the eastern Brazilian coast on its nonstop route from Friedrichshafen to Pernambuco. Commander Hugo Eckener said by wireless the airship would moor at Pernambuco this afternoon after flying west of steamship lanes to avoid tropical rain. The voyage covers about 1008 miles.
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Friedrichshafen
Pernambuco
Hugo Eckener
Pigeon Leads Police In Kidnapping Case Clue
New York police trail a ransom note via homing pigeon. Agents followed a pigeon to a roost in Flashing near Charles Kofernack's home. The bird carried a note and a handbag with instructions, linking to a suspect renting the roost for ten dollars monthly.
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New York
Edgar F. Hazelton
Queens
Edgar ©. Hazleton Jr
Hazleton
Air
Alex van Hagen
Arthur Katka
Police Department
Charles Kefernack
Hagen
Katka
Patrelasan
John Suen
Lake Road project halted amid unsatisfactory work
A Lake Road construction job from Camp to Erie Dowaky was suspended yesterday after noon due to unsatisfactory progress. A. P. Lagren of the company cited halted negotiations with the contractor and said work would resume once conditions improved.
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Hay Panel
Erie Dowaky
A. P. Lagren
Spell Staway
Homberger-Wison
Legren
Lagron
Renters Seek Better Rooms in Tight Market
Readers describe disappointment with room showings as demand outstrips supply. The Telegram urges clearer ads and better presentation to attract tenants to spare rooms or vacant spaces.
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Pat & Telegram
Rome
Cyewy
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